Hitachi IP5000 User manual

Brand: Hitachi

Model: IP5000

Type: User manual

Hitachi IP5000 is a WiFi SIP phone that offers a range of features and capabilities to enhance your communication experience. With its support for premier WiFi 802.11 infrastructure, you can enjoy exceptional audio quality for seamless conversations.

The IP5000 provides flexible configuration options through its web interface or by manipulating the supplied .ini files. This allows you to tailor the phone's settings to meet your specific needs and preferences.

For added convenience, the IP5000 supports multiple deployment options. You can configure it as a single unit or deploy multiple units with customized configurations using the modified 'loadrun.ini' file.

Hitachi IP5000 WiFi SIP Phone

1 Important Notes

• Check the SIP 3

Party validation web site for current validation status.

The SIP 3

Party validation web site can be viewed at:

http://testlab.inin.com or http://testlab.vonexus.com

• Acceptable audio quality is dependant on a premier WiFi 802.11

infrastructure.

• After a factory reset, the unit will default to Japanese.

• SIP Authentication will require TSServer HF3157 for 2.3.1 or xIC 2.4.

• MWI functionality will require TSServer HF3157 for 2.3.1 or xIC 2.4.

2 Vendor Documentation

Documentation can be found on the CD shipped with the IP5000. Current

firmware, configuration examples and documents can be found on the

Interactive Intelligence Website.

3 Validated Firmware Version

V2.0.1

4 Install

Download related files from the Interactive Intelligence 3

Party website:

http://testlab.inin.com or http://testlab.vonexus.com

Contained in the zip file will be the validated version of firmware and

sample .ini files.

5 Configuration

Methods:

• Manipulation of the supplied .ini file, then uploading it via TFTP through the menu

system. This method is recommended for a quick start scenario and for single unit

deployments. The I3 supplied .ini file, with just a few modifications will get a basic setup

up and running. Please note, the I3 supplied .ini file is not meant to be a drop in

configuration for every environment, it is provided as reference only.

• Web interface: The web interface is very easy to use and exposed advanced

configuration options. Use of the web interface is preferred over manipulation of the .ini

files.

Initial Setup:

• Charge the IP5000 following the procedure outlined in section 4.x of the user’s manual.

• Refer to section 1.x of the administrator’s manual to configure the IP5000 to connect to

the wireless network.

• Once the phone has connected to the wireless network follow these steps to determine

the IP address assigned to the IP5000:

1. Press the Menu Softkey (on the left, above the “joystick”)

2. Using the “joystick” move the selection box down to option 5. Setup and click the

“joystick.”

3. Move the selection box down to option 6. Information and click.

4. Selection box should be on option 1. TCP/IP so just click one more time.

5. Confirm DHCP is enabled and make note of the assigned IP address.

• Open the web interface by pointing a web browser to: http://1.2.3.4:8080/ (where 1.2.3.4

is the assigned IP address of the IP5000). You will be prompted for login credentials.

The default administrator login is, ‘admin’ for the username and ‘0000000’ as the

password.

Download Current Firmware:

• The main screen of the web interface should look similar to the following:

• Make sure the current version of the firmware is installed. See Validated Firmware

section above.

• If the IP5000 is not running the validated version of firmware, refer to section 3.5 of the

IP5000 Administrator’s Guide for instructions on upgrading the firmware.

.ini File(s):

• If multiple units are to be deployed, then you can modify the ‘loadrun.ini’ file so that the

phones will request unit specific ‘user.ini files. The sample files provided by Interactive

Intelligence, Inc. already have this modification. See next section for details.

• There are two .ini files that the IP5000 uses. The user.ini contains all of the configuration

settings and the loadrun.ini file contains information used during the TFTP process.

Deploying Multiple Units:

Open the ‘loadrun.ini’ file and in section 3, you’ll find:

[3]

name=user.ini

Software Specification

MODEL

WirelessIP5000

SOFTWARE VERSION

v2.0.1

IP ADDRESS

10.10.1.148

NETMASK

255.255.0.0

GATEWAY

10.10.0.1

MAC ADDRESS

mode=code

Simple change the user.ini line to read:

[3]

name=user%M.ini

mode=code

This will cause the unit to request the ‘loadrun.ini’ and then ‘user000000000000.ini’ for

each phone configured. ‘000000000000’ will represent the MAC address of each specific

unit.

Changing the Configuration:

• Prior to making any changes, the Administrator’s Guide and the Web Manual should be

consulted.

• Changes can be made via the web interface or the .ini file can be modified and re-

downloaded to the IP5000, noting the issues above regarding environments with multiple

units.

• Examples of the more significant portions of the web interface. This is not a

comprehensive web interface tutorial but intended to ensure that all settings required for

compatibility with xIC are selected. If a particular section is not shown here, then the

defaults were used:

Time

• Enable NTP On Off

• Date Format

Sun DD Jan,YY

• Time Format

24 hours

hours

• Time Zone

GMT-05:00

• Enable Daylight Saving Time On Off (DST)

• DST Start Month

• DST Start Day

• DST Start Hour

• DST Start Min

• DST End Month

• DST End Day

• DST End Hour

• DST End Min

• NTP Refresh Interval (60~3153600)

7200

• NTP Server1

172

• NTP Server2

192

244

SIP

• Local Port (5000~40000)

5060

• T1 (0~65535)

500

• T2 (0~65535)

4000

• T4 (0~65535)

5000

• Timer B (0:Disable, 500~65535)

• Timer F (0:Disable, 500~65535)

• Use User Agent On Off

• User Agent Name

BillASIP4

• Use Version On User Agent On Off

• Use Vendor ID On User Agent On Off

• Use MAC On User Agent On Off

• Max Forwards

• Retry Hold On 491 On Off

• Caller ID Mode

Default

• ICT Transaction Max Count (0~100)

• Use rport On Off

• Request REFER Timeout (0:Disable, 200~32000)

200

• Wait REFER Response Timeout (0:Disable, 500~32000)

8000

• 180 Retransmission Interval (0:Disable, 1~3600)

Redundancy

• Mode

master/slave mode

• Request Timeout (0:Disable, 500~32000)

4000

• Use Fixed Primary Server On Off

Transfer

• Use Transfer Target Hold On Off

• Use Consultation Transfer On Off

• Use Blind Transfer On Off

• Use 100 NOTIFY On Off

• Use Attended Transfer On Incomming Call On Off

• Use Contact For Refer To On Off

System Setup/User Account

• Displayname

BILLASIP4

• Phone Number

8317

• User ID

testing

• User Password

*******

• URL Scheme

sip

System Setup/Server Settings

• 1st Proxy

10.10.220.29

• 1st Registrar

• 2nd Proxy

10.10.220.28

• 2nd Registrar

• Domain Realm

• Register Expire (60~86400)

3600

• Register Retry Backoff Interval

60,120,240,480,960

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Hitachi IP5000 User manual

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